Engie benefits from higher yields to bring tight green hybrid

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Engie benefits from higher yields to bring tight green hybrid

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Monaco's Pierre Casirgahi Team with it's foils catamaran's Malizia - Yacht Club de Monaco attends the regates and the speed races of the sailing GC 32 Riva Cup. Spanish Olympian Iker Martínez attends also the race with it's foils catamaran's I'M racing Movistar. Pictured: Engie's Sebastien Rogues © Pierre Teyssot / Maxppp | Pierre Teyssot/Maxppp/PA Images

A year on from selling its first green hybrid bond, French energy company Engie returned to sell another with a slightly longer call date. Demand for the product has remained strong, but the difference in coupons showed how pricing has changed despite the borrower paying virtually no premium over the company’s secondary bonds.

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